Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-11-24
LOCAL MENTION.
Bring in your Job work.
Locals are scarce this week
Hard coal at Queal Il Co.'S.

Watch for the opening at the Holiday
Bazaar,
W. Elliott loans money at low rates.
No commission.
Murphy sells the world renowned
Glidden barb wire.
w. H. Shaft topped off the editors
potato bin this week.
Entire new stock of cook and heat
ing stoves at Murphy's.
For best quality of ammunition in
the city, call at Murphy's.
Scott & Swan are pressing two car
loads of hay day at their shed.
Storm doors and windows have been
waltzing to the front rapidly this week.
Attorney Goddard is transacting
legal business in Sioux Falls this week.
Hooking valley, Jackson hill and
best grades ofsoft coal at Queal & Co.'s.
Call at the Herald office and get a
sample copy OF the North Dakota Far
mer.
Mrs. A. j. Aliens many friends are
pleased to know that she is steadily i'm.
proving.
Gowd'y Bros arb erecting large
wind mill to run the pump at their
feed yards.
10000 bushele of shelIed corn wanted
before Dec. 18th at Aliens Agency. Top
price paid in cash.
There is an average of one car of
stock day being shipped from Hurley
al the present time.
Boys, now is the time, and Murphy's
is the place to get your skates. Prices
from 35 cents to SIPS.
1T any of the Herald readers want to
purchase good organ they will find a
bargain at this Office.
If you want farm, confer with ALL
ems agency. You can find some genu-
inc bargains there Just now.
The hard coal combination is stong
one, but thai of "the people" will be
found to be the stronger when they
come to assert their authority.
The suit of Lewis Clark against j. O.
| Brodie was called for trial before Judge
Elliott, Monday, and Brodle not appear
ing judgement was rendered in favor
of Clark
Mrs. Stout, of swan Lake, has curl
osity in the line of the feathered tribe,
it being a this years chicken, which has
laid the eggs and Matched out family
of chickens.
Many of the citizens Of the newer
settled portions of Dakota will feel that
to-day they have reason to give thanks
that Commissioner Sparkle mas stepped
down and out.
Winter came down upon this region
Friday night at the gait of fifty miles
an hour. 1t made things rattle for a
while, and old Boreas crept through
every crack and crevice in the house.
| Prospects arve very flattering for
good times among all classes in the
west. Grain is steadily advancing, and
hogs are rapidly climbing upward
Cattle remain about the same but an
advance is sure to come IN the near
| future.
Hurley merchants get to the from.
again this year with their Holiday ad
vertisements, and will maintain the
reputation they have gained of carry
ing the best and largest stocks of goods
of this character to be found IN the
county.
] Have you heard Of the new party-i
is named p, d. +. & D. Robinson ha:
knocked another peg out of the boo
and shoe trade. One dollar buys tn,
best pair of women's shoes In the mar
ket, and $3.50 the best mems boots, a
the Cheapest Place on Earth.
An exchange describes boom as ar
invisible something that grips maj
by the back Of the neck and yanks hin
out of bed at five o'clock in the morn
ing. 1t is composed Of one-third hber
ality, one-third enterprise and the othe
third advertising; the whole based Oh
an inaissoluble intention of getting
there.
The surveyors start from Yanktol
this week to permanently locate tn
!, line between that city and Sioux Falls
1t is probable that the line will b
, changed near Yankton, crossing tn
, James river in close proximity to tn
Northwestern and Milwaukee bridge;
: then taking to the higher land an
Joining the recent survey near Mayfielt
It is the Duluth and don't you forge
8 it.
Berestord News: The Sioux Fall
Insurance Company has man out
: this vicinity serving a summons to al
9 pear at Elk Point on each of the partie
: their agents gathered in a year or
ago. Beware of the travelling lnsu
d ance man. He talks sweet, but tn
: man that comes after him talks bus
J: ness. Most of the parties referred
n signed mortgages on the personal pro
e erty insured. and many OF them WI
+ have these mortgages to pay. Agal
4 we say. beware of the travelling lnsu
# ance man.
u In one particular the Hurley pos
y master is far from being accommod
: ting. 1t seems that the publisher
70 one of the newspapers in neighbour
y town has several delinquent subscribe
= who get their paper at the Hurl'
= office, and who wish to discontinue Il
same. The postmaster, as required
: notina To said nuhliSht